Something I’ve been thinking about lately. Traditional financial systems run on confidentiality. Your transactions aren’t public, but regulated entities can still access information when required. On blockchains, it’s the opposite. Every balance and transaction is public. Seeing @Starknet experiment with privacy through STRK20s is interesting because it tries to balance both sides. The idea seems to be that transactions can remain private onchain, while compliance checks still happen at the wallet level when funds enter or exit the system. If something like this works, it might make onchain activity more comfortable for funds, institutions, and even large DAOs that don’t want every move visible to the whole market. Definitely something I’m curious to watch.